Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-07-22
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sous givsn 70 class with . vlsW Of civ
Ina DIPLOMAS 81 the eioss q Ne Assem-
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selves.
Rev. Jahn osmpAeH, 81 0lympia.
gave an infsres1ing akaaeh % he higsuFy
Of the Bible e tanGhls b W. +. O.ofts.
caEezing . sEiod 81 $40 years, from
B. Q. 1Ees % A. ID. $780, Hs gave ten
names iron oal4ms1 - OIoVesdals,
VIE hsse been specially pRomknant n
Tie HISTORY q he EnRliah Bibla.
1ha BRITISH RoFa8gn Bible E0sis1y
have issued froze he bexinninR 5000, :
CD copies oe the Scriptures
A symE7zium % 1ho ni6le and Ne
OhKisln Vas presented 40 follows:
l. The dsEslepmeet Of The sAessn
Esopls e : pEspAIation for Chris. RsR.
w. W. Beek, Of Walla Wall2
2. 1he seeridees as looking b ChEiss.
Rev. d. =. Pierce.
8 ohEis. a. . wOnAsrful ssaohaE, Rev.
II. u. BATES.
!. {. cAEiaa S . saviss from SIN. Rsv.
q GReene.
5. ChEist ~ Q philosopheE, Rsx. d. q.
BickEell, Of Hought0n.
6 0hrizt e Tie friend Of Ran, RsS.
D. =. Garvsr, of Whatcom.
The evening camp nFa yes. as nsnal,
90 the beach, where hrillian1 ira had
kesn lighted, When Ohantauqua songs
Eune for half an houF over the zee. Rev.
W. W. Beck, Of Waila WellA, who Il
winning golden opinions A. an enthusi-
as1ie woEkess gave careful digest u
ne topic The Work aad the Workera.n
Any earnest ChKistian may get good
sunday school. Though me church
may Be Emzll. the work dons wili b re-
corded on high and ias results will shine
in he ages 70 cone. What have the
workers donef Gone amona the fron-
tier settlements, aRd changed Me feas
lures Of their pleasures and par1uita
What wiz we dof Every Ohfisiian e
needed In the schools.
Rev. w. Pulliam spoke on the devel-
cpment of the Humdny aohool idnA. De-
elarfne that ali thenE rscant discoveries
are after all old WltA Gad. The Gre.
light 10 simply the sunlight OF Other
ages. We must aaitate the Sunday
J. O. Palliam. skaait, Minu NolTse
Mnle. Pleros, W. w. Beck, WaIIa Walla,
ID. J.. Carver, Wha5oom, EFs. 3. II.
MASSEY, ThuEsfon, ana 8. E. Hoekinson,
Kitsap, ware aaksd cash % undertake io
gather statistics IN their various ccun-
ties and rep0ra 10 che Statistical Score
taTy, e. Calvert. Seattle.
Rev. Samuel Greene urged oomploie
Organization u every school, With q con-
stifufion and bylaws.
Mrs. Il. a. Massey reported i've Sun.
day schools e Olympia, one at Tum-.
water, and enc at Mason Point. She
knew one man Who bad graduated sew
entysi1ve persons Ia the Sunday school
normal alaaa ID ona year.
Rev. J. y. Ellis, ID. D.. President Of
PAoiao University, Forest Grove, Or,
will lecture today upon the arrival Of
the afternoon boat, instead Of e 1850
9. a., 90 that ell may reach the Rronnde.
The Methodist Episcopal oheif will
give an entertainment this evening and
9 large excursion 10 expected.
NJ. Castor, OF Illinois, said This
Il my seventy .third birthday, and ] still
bslong to the Sunday school"
K. Nelson. Of HouRhton, she yOuneest
delegate. surprised ell hearts With bic
earnest words.